A history lesson
We used to be a great nation, we used to have great kings and very intelligent people that made us known all around the globe, and now we’re struggling to be accepted in U.E. We almost beg them to accept us. What a shame! It almost makes me cry…
We are the ancestors of the Romans and of the Daci, the first inhabitants of this country. We have Latin blood and the Romans conquered us only after a second war. They were so amazed by our ancestors love for the country and for they bravery that a column had been erected in Rome to commemorate those qualities. And so the Romanians were born.
In the 15th century king Stephan the Great fought against the Turks and defeated them, preventing Orthodoxy to be replaced by the their religion. And we’ve always been a religious nation. The beautiful monasteries from all over our country prove that.
We never wanted to conquer other nations or land. We always stood in the borders of our own country and defeated them. That’s what Romanians had done over a period of many centuries: defeated their country, religion, traditions and families.
But eventually, Transylvania was occupied by Austro-Hungarians and the other two parts of the country by the Turks. In 1918, after the First World War the 3 countries were reunited again. From 1866 until December 1947 the men from the Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen family were our kings. Even though they were not Romanians but Germans, they acted like true Romanians and put the country first, not their relatives. In 1947 king Mihai was forced by the bloody communists to abdicate and was sent to exile along with all the royal family.
1947 is the beginning of the Romania’s decline. Until 1989 we were a communist country. And that really affected our economy and our thinking. But in 1989 the people couldn’t take it anymore and started to protest in the streets. This lead to several deaths because our “president” ordered the army to shot the crowd. Thank God they were not intimidated, and finally caught the bloody bastard and his wife and shot them. Since then we’re a democratic country.
To be hones, I really hate the people that took control over the country in 1989 because they were raised and brought up with the same communist ideas and the country didn’t progress almost at all since then (mentally speaking). I really wish king Mihai would have been let to come back in the country and be our king again. I hate all our presidents because every one of them was a corrupted man (oh well, I have to admit, that our actual president is different). If we had had our king, everything would have been different.
